Located in the Jack London Village, the Sculpturesite Gallery showcases a variety of modern…read moresculptures both within their gallery space and outdoors, around the village. The village is located by a creek, and has a tranquil beauty that is complemented by the sculptures, many of which are kinetic. We had a lovely time walking around the village and seeing the sculptures and the outdoor nature.

I absolutely love this gallery! For me, sculpture defines art. It brings art to life. The wonderful…read morepeople at Sculpturesite understand this better than anyone. They have such a variety of sculpture and work with a wide range of sculptors. Whether it be a gift or something for my personal collection, I know that I can not only find it at sculpturesite, but with their incredible knowledge and fabulous customer service, I am always impressed. Their space is beautiful too. Don't just shop online with them, if you can, head to the gallery for a visit... the sculpture garden alone is worth it!

I am a artist and I have experienced a very distasteful business relationship with the Shirley…read moreRoberts Main Street Gallery in Glen Ellen, California. The outcome has left me financially strapped and wondering how many others have been victims of this ill run gallery.

Jamie is a great colored pencil and sketch artist who does remarkable cat-related artwork. She…read moredoes lithographs and giclees too (giclee is a printmaking technique using inkjet printers to make colorful vibrant reproductions of photographs of paintings). Really clever artwork. I bought two prints from her at a cat show in San Mateo. If you love cats and wall art, please go check out her website.

Imagery is such a fun winery! The wines are all incredible and very innovative . The art on the…read morewine bottles is so fun too. We've been a few times and it's always a great time, super chill place, everyone is super nice, and service is great. 10/10 would recommend

Came with my friend who is a wine club member. It's 12/30. It's not that busy. The wine club area…read moreis closed on the weekdays and there is a sign directing us to the main bar with a welcome of oh you don't have a reservation and weird looks like we were stupid to come without reservations. Ok. Noted. Now we are with Gerardo... He tells us we "get to" taste these wines and we ask for the white burgundy skipping the viognier. Other clients are tasting the sparkling which we just got an email about so we ask and he says we are getting an extra pour. Ummm we'd like to try before we buy is that a crazy expectation? And so we continue on. Meanwhile the other bartenderis offering other people side by side of the barbera and the upper ridge barbera to taste what they like...not us. When I commented that I do enjoy French champagne he said it's made in the same style and he has a bottle at home that he might drink for New Year's. Ok cool. He had zero wine knowledge. Didn't tell us much about the wines. And wanted us to purchase but was limiting our tastes and experience. Another couple arrived who noticed an error on their invoice and he could t figure out how to correct it and had to enlist the help of someone else. The final straw was we asked to taste the rose and he said it's not open today but then we saw other folks try it from the same fridge. Very odd. Didn't feel like there was a benefit to being in the club. He closed with telling us he needs to go to lunch so what are we buying? I've been here many times before and enjoyed the patio and the inside table with the fireplace and cute gift options. Today he made me question whether I would return. I don't think that the wine industry is doing really well so an experience like this is very off putting.

A great place to learn and expand your art skills. Friendly instructors and plenty of attention for…read morestudents of all ages. You can experiment and learn new techniques to your heart's content. I tried creating glass beads with a blow torch and ended up making some very nice Christmas presents.

From the owner: Are you ready to unlock your creativity and embark on an artistic journey with us?…read moreExperience visual art classes, at low or no cost, in a supportive environment that encourages and expands creative expression. Workshops for people of all ages and skill sets. We offer- glassblowing, painting, collating, sewing, printing, and much more! A vibrant & inclusive space available to rent for classes, workshops, and lectures. A Mobile art truck to bring art activities to all areas of the valley. Available for private events, team building, corporate retreats & more! Visit our quaint gallery featuring artwork by local artists of all mediums and ages.

I am absolutely in love with this shop…read more Witchy HQ for all Bay Area coven who celebrate. The bookstore is AMAZING, and you can buy candles or make your own. Beautiful selection of crystals, tarot card mats, jewelry, soaps, sprays & oils. Incredibly helpful lovely staff. 10/10 Will return again and again, so grateful for Milk & Honey.

What a delightful shop! My sisters and I poked around in…read morehere for quite some time. Each of us purchasing items. Helpful gals and great vibe! Definitely will be back!

thumbs up. Go get your diamonds and enjoy them, choke in them and put ton of them in your ears.read more

Really great place, used them five times in two years. Great customer service, they are as…read moreknowledgeable as they are reasonable. Amongst other things I needed a battery replacement for a Omega MoonSwatch watch, they had in stock, did on the spot and for a very "non-St Helena" price :)

We spent a lovely few hours at Benziger Family Winery in Glen Ellen on a recent Sonoma trip…read more Although they were busy, we appreciated being able to walk in without a reservation and still enjoy tastings at the main bar. Our server, Patrick, was personable, knowledgeable, and truly went above and beyond. He gave us a great understanding of the history of the family winery as well as the nuances of the various wines. He never made us feel rushed, and we enjoyed sitting outside, taking in the beautiful views--and watching the tractor tours pass by--while we tasted. Patrick even shared side-by-side trios of Chardonnays and Cabernet Sauvignons to highlight differences in winemaking methods, vineyard sites, and soils, which made for a particularly interesting and educational tasting experience. In fact, it was every bit as informative and enjoyable as other tasting experiences we've had that were far more expensive, more formal, and required advance reservations.    The tasting room also features a wonderful selection of gifts and specialty items. By the end of our visit, we left with three bottles of wine (2025 Frank Johnson Sauv Blanc and two 2022 Three Blocks Cab Sauvs) along with several gifts and mementos. Benziger has a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere and is both kid and pet-friendly. We also stopped by their sister winery, Imagery, afterward and found it to be another Sonoma gem. We wouldn't hesitate to return to either.

We did the sit down, more formal tasting. It was quite nice, on the great patio. But they also have…read morethe stand up tasting in the shop for a little less money. We didn't do the tour, but they have a trolley tour if you are looking for something with out having to walk a lot.